The Last in Love Quotes

“One of the benefits of growing old—maybe the only benefit—is knowing more today than you did yesterday.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love

“it doesn’t matter if you get knocked down. It only matters that you get back up.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love

“Abby felt like a kite cut loose from its string. One stiff wind and she was lost with no way to get back on solid ground.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love

“Not sure if you intend to stay with your meal plan, but I highly suggest you have something for lunch other than that second bottle of wine.” He could shove his suggestion up his fire hose. “I’m not in the mood for a lecture, thank you.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love

“Isn’t eight thirty in the morning a little early to start drinking?” “Look,” she snarled, pointing the utensil his way. “In less than a week, I’ve set my kitchen on fire.” A hand waved wildly toward the missing stove. “Lost my job. And now I find out that my friends care so much about me that they felt the need to buy me a man. I don’t care what time it is, I’ve earned a damn glass of wine.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love

“Can I ask you a question?” Squatting in front of an open cabinet, she said, “You just did. Why do people do that? If you have a question, just ask it.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love

“I wouldn’t normally recommend setting your house on fire to meet a hot guy,” Haleigh said, “but you go, girl.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love

“wouldn’t normally recommend setting your house on fire to meet a hot guy,” Haleigh said, “but you go, girl.”
― Terri Osburn, The Last in Love